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flats ano Rooms 60 GeL
TO LET-APARTMENTs IN THE
ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF
CENTRAL PARK BUILDINGS,
CORNER i TId,< AHP os ETH At p ARR 7rHvE
lsl srca Broad va or p i. QUICK sapt at buildings
"THE FLORENCE,"
1STH-ST AND 4TH.AvE.
TO RENT FROM THE FALL.
TWO VERY FINE SUITES OF ROOMS
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.
LOCATION UNSURPASSED SOUTHERN ASPECT.
THE FLORENCE" is ABSOLUTELY FIREPRooF
ELEVATORS RUN ALL NIGHT
4 HANDSOMELY furnished front room, 40
"a East 27th-st near Lexington gentlemen only
= EAST 4Gih-st., next door to the Windsor
best location in the city reasonable prices
10 WEST 51ST-ST-With board; hand
i y somely furnished connecting rooms
16TH-ST.. EAST, next door to the Wind
best location in the city: reas2naale Prles4
Boarh arb ICONS.
4 ON BOTH ST. NEAR 5TH-AVE., "a mag
n. nfcenty furnished second floor consisting Of five
vsn AND %'s sI''ff
West 35th-st.
4 LARGE, handsomely furnished room. with
N gentlemen only private family reference
40 West 2lstst
4 HANDSOMELY furnished warm large
"A gentlemen only reference lao East .'thSL'
near Iexne
CANDA HOUSE, II LAFAYETTE place, near
~ Astor and Cooper Urion.-Selec boarding win
hotel con low rates superior table
ELEGANT FLOOR to parties approaching
IL refined surroundinga with excellent board Apply III
East 35th.st.
ONE newly furnished apartment; superior
~ cuisine Iarlor dining room, best references HE
PRESTON. 1876 West 4lst-st.
TWO NICELY FURNISHED sunny rooms
Il TO let at 80 East SOthst: reierences
10 WEST 51ST-S T-With board. hand
% somey furnished connecting rooms. together or
separate
0NTH-ST., AZ WEST.-Fine rooms, hand
~ somey furnished private table II desired; roller
IQ0 WEST lTH-ST.-Board and rooms;
moderate rates: gentlemen couples
1s(c AND 1879 EAST 21ST-ST.. Gramcrcy
lot Park.-Eceant furnished room, with board Gu
suite or singly smaller rooms for gentlemen
Brooklyn.
l.(l FIRST PLACE.-To LET. with first class
leBf boar largo third front room and hall room
adjoining hot cold wafer and ample closet room terms
100 CARLTON-AVE. near Willoughby-
LOU ave large front q small room with board
Doaro ano Rooms Uanle0.
WANTED. Immediately. handsome fur
W nishei desirable iocation until May or June
only two adults: rrice about 5000 month. Address
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NOMPANIA TRA>ArLANTlCA L

XNnlTE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIyERrOoi.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMEiCS
~ I'M MIC Capt Gieadei. Wednesday oct IL. Z a m
ARA BIC. cant Burton SAT 90 ~ 9;3V a. IN
ADKIATIC Capt Cameron w cdnc way ocI ~ " III
BtITASNIC. Capt parsrll. wednesday NOV = - a. III
White Star Dock, foot OF West lOth st.
PA IS-SalOon ESQ $50 md 800 Return iicket'
favorable terms Scerage from or TO the oid county
Second cabin passengers ear 81 on nose stehets
ratio $50 sj $50 and S95 For Inspection OF
a. i~i Ir o. WY NswY1rK BKGfE isMAY Agent
- SPECIAL NOTICE
The White star Limo steamship Arabic. sailing SATURDAY.
% for Queenstown and Liverpool VIII carry sccoh
only The second CABIN pas
sengers viii be .gnsd ber In Tho saloon siaerooms
have the saloon and saloon dek. Rates 500 ann
s2O. Apply ts cOmpany's occ Al Broad
way, agent OF tho limo
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Dnsincss Chances.

4 DRY GOODS COMMISSION HOUSE. with
cash all ~ deSirou, Of extending
business They WISH TO negotiate with prime 'als ony
Please address RES PONSfB Of The Kew York Irb
une N-~York All communications viii he treated Us con
hdeataL
LOR SALE OR FOR RENT at Frankf ri
In Philadelphia large cutlery plant infn'l
tools machinery. nc suitable for general manufacturing
purposes fnll particulars apply To or address 49,
THE PHILADELPHIA TRUST. SAFE DEPOSIT AND
INSURASCE CO.. 4l3 4l5 All Chostnutst. Philadelphia
INIIE advertiser is DESTROYS OF meeting buSI-
j ness man no viii Join him In representing Euro can
bGNnes. houses IN tins country and American houses III
Europe None reliable aud bio persons need
reply To tins All communications confidential Address
LONDON EXCHANGE. Tribune once
MANUFACTURERS, notice.
4F1 want Tor Pacific Northwest IN special iho
Address with particulars OTTO IA Itkh.
Box GEO. Portland Oregon
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NOTICE.
IN NOTICE hereby given that It Il tho intention ~ te
Metropolitan Telephone AMI Telegraph Company 10 Prov
capital stock snc incrcsseto be MAJ,
from may be determined hy vote 81 the Board
majority OF them with tho wrttcn consent
Of thrrenurths In interest OF tho s'ock 'drr' proylin
however that the amount OF tho capital stock shi NOT
nj dollar, a1d also 10 provide f"r an ~
ot tn shares into which the capital stock
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Drooklpn prcperip 70, 6ale ano Go fst

81 FIRST PLACE.-To let, partially fur
nishsd, for three years. 10 private family only
tho fine three story Drowustoae house No II
Fjrst place Cnton and Henry SITS; Ia rooms For
terms and permit apply t0J. D. ii. BERGEN S07 Courts
Brooklyn
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-02
tn Harrar

=
An excursion party went to Harper
last Saturday evening, to witness the
play Loyalty, 2 by the Kiowa Home
DRAMATIC company. The train started
from here at 1880 and arrived in Harper
at $40. and headed by the Attica corne;
band, which had joined the party at
Attica, the party made their way to the
opera house and took possession of the
seats that Manager Rothwell had re-
served. The excursion was carefully
looked after by the ever-obliging Con-
ductor Phillips, who saw that every
want was supplied. To him and the
other railroad officials, the excur-
sionists are under obligations.
Following are the names of the ex-
cursionists: Otis Lorton and Miss
Mona KranZ; Scott hubert and Miss
Minnie McClearey; L. w. Hill and
Miss Phoebe Byerley; F. t. Vincent
and Miss Nellie WheeIock; Walter
Boggs and Miss Laura Vaughn; F. j.
Gentry and Mrs. III. A. Brown; James
VanCleve and Miss Mile Noble; c. v.
Sample and Miss Josie Mooney; j. NJ.
Bundy and Miss Nettie Skinner; bod.
Bonner and wife; G.. Morris and wife,
and Miss Kate Delzell; F. S. Strong
and Miss Florence Graves; w. d. Van
Slyke and wife; c. A. McClearey and
Miss Ethel Sparks; Mrs. III. c. Thomp-
son, Mrs. j. w. McNeal, Mrs. s. K. w.
Field, and Messrs. Frank Holmes, A.
S. McClearey, Thos. Doran, Thos.
Purdy, Ed. Morris, and John Mooney.
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Sand craak Hams

Some wind, and good deal of sand,
on Sand Creek. There is but little
blowing being done yet; but the farm
ers are anxiously awaiting for a rain O.. i. i.
There will be large corn crop planted
in this part of the county this spring;
also large amount of sod will be brok-
en-. :. The farmers here seem to be de-
termlned to excel all others in agricul-
tural pursuits, and that they can do, as
we have the most productive soil in the
county, and all we ask is health and
seasons. :. Mrs. Laury Throckmorton
formerly Laury Dean, of Platte county.
Mo-, has been visiting relatives is this
neighborhood. She is an old settler OF
Barber county, and is well pleased with
the country, and says that if everything
works well she will soon return here to
remain for good, as she is tired of snow
ana mud. d.. We are looking for the
railroad from the Lodge to Etna. That
is the road we are interested in, so send
it along and we will give it hearty
welcome, and maybe something else.
Lotus,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-02
Our Railroad Facilitias

Barber county has about 40 miles of
railroads completed and in operation
within its borders now, these being the
Southern Kansas road to Medicine
Lodge and Kiowa, and st. Louis, Fort
Scott and Wichita road now completed
from Anthony to Hazelton.
Within the past few days propositions
have been submitted to the people and
carried, which insures the building of
the Kansas and Panhandle railroad,
the Missouri Pacific,) from Council
Grove, Morris county, to Medicine
Lodge, and from this city west or south
west. There is also, a probability of
the st. Louis and San Francisco rail-
road known, as the Border Line COM
ing to Medicine Lodge. Three other
well-knOwn lines have also made sur
veys through this county, and it is more
than likely that some of these lines Will
be built.
by January l, 1888. Barber county
will have at least 100 miles of railroad
within Its borders. This will not only
give its people an outlet to any market
of the world; but it will add more than
million dollars to the taxable wealth
of the county.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-02
Anothar Railroad

Kingman Leader. Feb. 25tn: "On
Tuesday morning Mayor Babcock. act
ing on behalf of the railroad commit
tee visited Atchison and interviewed
Mr.. Low, the president and general
manager for Kansas, of the Rock Is
land. From him he obtained written
proposition To construct the Rock
Island, through the county. from north
east to southwest, for Sl20,0C0 subsid-
les. 1t is proposed to build from New
ton by way of Kingman to Medicine
Lodge, so that not less than 40 to IS
miles will be built IN this county. This
road is being graded actively. all along
the line In Kansas, and will be running
trains into Kingman before next jan
uarV
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Medicine Lodge.

The county seat of Barber county is
Medicine Lodge, an organized city of
the third class. The city is beauti-
fully located at the confluence of the
Medicine river and Elm creek. two
streams as pure and clear as crystal.
1t is on rolling land and has the most
elegant building sites of any city in
Kansas, while leading to it from every
direction are good roads. The streams
near this city are all bridged, no less
than six substantial bridges being
within sight of tOwr.
The county has just completed a
magnificent court house. IS by 76 feet,
three stories high, of brick and cut
stone, with Jail Of steel cells in the
basement.
The cityhas population of 500 and
this population live in substantial
houses, many of them brick, that ma
terial being nearly as cheap here as
lumber. The business houses are
large and substantial and the picture of
one block, published in this issue of
the HOME, shows the class or buildings
to be seen here. On the principal
streets may be seen no less than LOCO
feet of solid brick fronts.
There are three church buildings, and
regular services are held in each of
them. "A five-room public school is
conducted ten months i'm the.-ye
The secret orders all have lodges here.
Every business occupation carried on
anywhere in civilization prOspers here.
The professions are an represented
here. Mechanics are paid good wages,
and are given employment the entire
year. No strikes or labor troubles
have ever occurred in this city.
There are two substantial nation
al banks here, and these institu-
tsOnS only exist in prosperous commu-
mites. as the reader we'll knows.
No more sOciable or moral peopie
live anywhere than may be found in
Medicine Ledge. There is no better
place to raise family. In short. Il is
prosperous anu pleasant little CITY.
with every prospect Of doubling IFS pop
ulatIon'duringt the present year. Those
who would purchase property here.
should not delay. for prices. now rea-
sonabIe. win certainly advance.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-02
a Corn Producing County.

The writer IS not in possession of
statistics showing the actual amount of
corn raised in the county last year, but
the past season having been the most
unfavorable for corn. of the last five
years, the crop not being up to the aver
age; we think we are safe, however,
in estimating the average at % bushels
per acre. Fields that had been plowed
deep in the spring and were we'll cult
waited, yielded from so to 60 bushels per
acre, while the fields that were pIowed
shallow, did not do SO well.
We have farmers here from the best
corn producing states in the union, and
they all unite in placing Kansas in the
front rank of the corn producing states.
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Eatfia Moore.
Writ IN for the INDEx.1


[Tunc-Old Log Cabin.1
Oh, the horses are all hobbled, and the cattle
are at rest,
And the cowboys are all seated round the
ring;
They've grown tired telling stories, and OF me
While they smoke their cigarettes-a song to
sing.
have sung them songs of mother have sung
them songs of homo,
OF the sandy field, of batte's blood and gore;
But tonight III sing another, for my minds
already flown,
To the spot where first l. loved sweet Nettie
Moore.
Oh, boys, tbs sad to tell you how loved this
little maid,
When the ox-eyed daisies grew the meadows
DER;
How my love grew strong and truer, how my
thoughts on her were stayed.
I'LL one evening / was robbed of Nettie
Moore.
Boys. please excuse these tears-they're bound
to force their way
shall never sing of Nettie any more:
We had childish quarrel. and swore at her
one day
Twas the last ever saw of Nettie Moore.
I knew not how loved her till they told mo
how she died,
Boys. never can be happy any more.
That evening", by her window, Tor me she sat
Till the night wind chilled and killed my Net
tie Moore.
have an old ihumb-paper, that she made at
And have faded ribbon that che wore:
Ami love them dearly love taem. since the
r day that was told
Moore.
RoLLIH Roc.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-02
OUR SPRING STOCK,

The ladies. especially. are reminded that our
Spring Stock OF DRY Goods is here. We desire
more especially to call attention TO the elegant
line OF Spring Sutirgs and Dress Goods, OF
the latest patterns. that we are now Offering.
1t is seldom that such oppoi t1nities are offered
as we met when 81 lecting this stock; and now
we propose that our customers shall have the
benefit OF our good fortune. Come in and look
over the Spring Styles. whether you desire to
purchase or nor.
20 STANpIYORp. YouMANs & EIpREp.
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6omethlnQ Newt

The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. Z.
church, will give an Orange Sociable,' y
with refreshments, tomorrow, Thurs
day, evening. March 3rd, at the room
lately vacated by Julias Goldsmith.
Rev. W. Ii. Gillian leaves next week for
conference, and this entertainment is
complimentary to him, and for his bene-
fit. All are invited to attend, as a
pleasant time is guaranteed to all.
Doors open at 6 o'clock.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-02

Prof. s. Palmer, of this city, has secured
the agency for a number of first-class Pianos
and Organs, and will sell them by sample
They may be examined at his residence for the
present. Persons wishing TO purchase will DO
well to consult him, and look at his instru-
ments before purchasing, as a large per cent
age of cost can be saved by so doing.
Lessons given in Vocal and Instrumental
Music. Pianos and Organs Tuned and Re
paired. Terms reasonable, and all work war
ranfad ~
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-02
Work Horses and Mules for Sale.

have FIVE heai of good work horses and
three mules that will sell low for cash. They
are all young. well broke animals, making
good teams, aud one OF the mares is a splendid
single driver; has made her mile in three min
utcs. Also, will sell my farm of go acres ly-
ing five miles west of Medicine Lodge; all un-
der fence, 100 acres in cultivation, ever run
ming water, good buildings, out houses, sta
bles, etc., and will sell on reasonable terms.
For particulars, address J. T. j., INDEX Of
fioa
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-02

Roam COW and roam calf; red COWS; red
yearling steers. coming years old; speckled
red and white steer. Strayed from my place
Al miles southwest of Medi cine Lodge, about
10 weeks ago. Liberal reward for information
that will lead to their recovery.
49, VIM. CHRISTIE, Medicine Lodxe, KS.
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Notice 10 Debtors.

All persons indebted to the firm OF Standi-
ford, Youmans Rogers, arc notified that their
accounts have been put In the hands OF w. ii.
McCagne, attorney. for collectIon. Prompt
payment will save trouble and costa
This is made necessary for the reason that
Mr.. o. Rogers. of that firm, has arranged to &c
TO Wichita, and wants his business settled up
IS STANDIFORD. YOUMANs & ROGERs
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-02
To stockran.

TIE INDEX is better prepared than
any Office in the county for printing
horse and jack bills. We have the
largest job press in this part Ct
Kansas. and can print any size bill re-
quired. Come in and order early.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-02
TRANSFER LINE.

VIM. Gamer is the manager of the South.
western Bus and Transfer Line. Buses and
baggage wagons meet every train, passenger
and freight, Delivers freight and express in
any part of the city. Leave orders ut the
Grand hotel or at the bus barn on Kansas ave-
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-02
Grncariaa.

No house i'm the county handles rs many
Groceries as Standiford, Youmans & Eldred,
They buy in carload lots, for cash, and can
afford to sell cheap. And they handle only the
best grades. Remember this, and give them
ri ~,
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

Fine Stock Farm of 240 acres. two and half
miles from Medicine Lodge, Kansas; spring
water; good fence; 30 acres in cultivation. II
not sold by March LIST, will rent for cash. In
qure at this Office, or address C. ID. E., box 2O5,
Medicine Lodge, Kansas. 3Jtf
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-02

Deerhead precinct, in Sun City town
ship cast IL for and 80 against the
bonds. Sun City precinct voted ISL for
and l6 against the bonds.
1t the Kansas and Panhandle COM
Pany now complies with its agreements,
the road VIII be completed and in OPP
GRAFTON 70 SIM City by Dec. 81, 1887, OF
1t will forfeit the ard voted. .
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Bronze Turkeys Fer sale.

have number of thorout b red Bronze
Turkeys for sale I'm pairs singiy. s. per
pair, or singly at $2.E0. ID. F. wITHERsPocN,
address at Medicine Lodge. or call at premises
miles northeast of town arr
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-02
SPRING CLOTHING,

Our Stock OF Spring Clothing Is here, and
an inspection Of it win convince anyone that :.
Is made up OF rnre bargains Pur hased for
SPOT Cash, and selected for this market, it IL
what the people want now. In the imaftcr OF
Cheap suits we can discount all competitor.
1hiak Of afu suit. e6od'eubhgh for Sunday
wear. fur. only FIVE Dorz-xRsi. Bit this is
not al. We have suits fasginf IN price from
$5fo $lo-the latter bsfas equal TO the bet
tailor-made- Come I'm, and we VIII furnish u
a complete outfit. very cheap.
40 sr&sDsF5RD. yoUNAss& ELDKED.
Cattle and Horses For Sale.
Fifty He'd OF Cows. al Hish1Grade: sup.
posed 10 be with calf; in lots TO suit purchas-
ers; also two spans OF cool Work Horses. VIII
be sold for cash. or farf cash and balance ON
time. with approved security. Inquire ut my
farm. six miles east ~ Mrdsssne Lodge-
. 3ERRY SIMPSON.
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For Rent mr. for se,a

A Pasture of 1000 acres, and Field of 16(
acres in cultivation, all enclosed with three
barb wires; well watered, and good shelter 70,
Stock; 81 miles northeast of Medicine Lodge:
will rent for one year for $500, or will sell or
reasonable terms.
81 G.. w STOl,p.
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Zine lso.Acra rar,r ,or e..

A fine. improved Farm, 10 miles from Mcdi-
cine Lodge; IL acres under p!ow; well fenced;
good Frame House, 3 rooms; never-failing
well, walled. ami pump in same; good Stable;
Orchard of l25 trees; no membranes; easy
terms given; price $.,l0O. Inquire at INDEX
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-02
The Bond Elections.

Last week elections were held In the
townships of Medicine Lodge, Min
gona, Lake City and Sun City to vote
on propositions to subscribe aid to the
Kansas and Panhandle railroad, as fol-
lows: Medicine Lodge township.
$4,000; Mingona township, $4,000:
Lake City township, SD 600; Sun City
township, $4,000. The propositions
were carried in all but Lake City town.
ship. Following is the result of the
vote as canvassed by the county COM
missioners last Satusdav:
Medicine Lodge township. for. 1857
against. ~
Majority for ..... 3O4
Mingona township, for. ...... IS
against. IS
Majority for .............. 10
Lake City township, against, ....... se
Tor. 40
Majority against ........ 81
Sun City township. for. IFS
against. ... 81
Majority for. .I21
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-02
G.. w. STOLp.
Clnth,na.1nr Euaruhndu

Standiford, Youmans Eldred arc Offering
their Winter Clothing and Overcoats at figures
that will satisfy the most cxacting Call and
tuy now, even though you may not need the
goods until next winter. az
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-02
Kansas CitysReal Estate For Trade.

[ have on hand, to trade for Land in Barber
county, Kansas City property, and different
lines of merchandise. Those owning land and
desiring to trade 10 good advantage, will find
it 10 their interest to correspond with me, Civ.
ing fun description of land, with distance from
Medicine Lodge.
3St2 w. w. MURPHY,
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Railroad Tickets,

Passengers going north, east, south or west
are reminded that they can buy tickets at the
depot in Medicine Lodge for any city in the
United States as cheap as anywhere, and be
certain of getting to their destination without
vexation or delay.
Off THOS. e. PURDY, Agent
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-02
paefura for Rant

About I 200 acres, fenced and well watered;
good grass; five miles east of Medicine Lodge,
and four miles west of Sharon. L. F. PEAR
SON & Co., Medicine Lodge, or W. d. MEYERS,
Pleasant Hill, Mo. q
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-02
4 Cut in Prices.

We do not pretend to be selling out our Win
Ter Goods at Cost; but we are Offering every
thing in this line AT reduced prices for Spot
Cash. An examination of our stock will show
that weshaye the most complete assortment
ever before shown In this city. Call and be
convinced.
81 STAEDIFoRL, YoUMANs & ELDRED.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-02

FoR SALE OR TRADE-A splendid fine toned
w. p Emmerson piano and a three room cot
tage and 0 lots I'm Sharon. Will trade either OF
both for a good team and wagon. or for cash
at very low price. Call on or address w. T.
WILLIAMS, Globe Hotel. Sharon, Kan. ao-s
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-03-02
FRUIT TREES.

OUR SPECIALITY.
Forest Tree Seeds, Seedlings. Seeding Ever
greens Root Crafts Special low rates on
hudded Peach Trees. Buy direct from Nurse
~. ana save agents commission
GIBSON & LOUD.
- Emporis, Kansas.